Studio practice

My studio practice is rooted in close observation of the natural world, exploring themes of seasonality, change, and place. Through drawing, printmaking, and painting, I document daily encounters in local woodlands and riversides. I work slowly and intuitively, allowing materials and process to guide me. The studio is both a quiet space for reflection and a site of experimentation, where ideas are tested and transformed. Often informed by walking and writing, my work seeks to capture fleeting moments and create space for stillness, attention, and care. Collaboration, community, and storytelling are also integral to my creative process.